I believe Fleur Moors will be something. Not a guaranteed future world champion of sorts, but she could become the better Belgian lady in the coming 10-15 years.Somewhat depressing Sanne retiring with no real successor on the horizon.
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I believe Fleur Moors will be something. Not a guaranteed future world champion of sorts, but she could become the better Belgian lady in the coming 10-15 years.Somewhat depressing Sanne retiring with no real successor on the horizon.
She was a star, much rather listen to her than Jez Cox.youtuber Kirstie with her The world of cycling according to Kirstie channel, actually livestreamed both the UK Elite Womens, and Mens races, and provided commentary,just with her mobile phone
replay them here
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_TRiHVXesM
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ecCeI02yts
same with his punch on the hilly finishes on the road last year. Just miles better than anyone around him and similar like VDP's uphill sprintsNys was absolutely brilliant. It's in moments like these you can notice he has that X-Factor to maybe one day come close to the likes of MVDP and WVA. He should be able to reach Pidcock's level at least.
The problem in CX is that Nys hasn't been able to find consistency. He looks super for one race and then he's off the back in the next race. It could be motivation, diet, training, and/or recovery. He hasn't found the balance yet to be a podium threat for every race.same with his punch on the hilly finishes on the road last year. Just miles better than anyone around him and similar like VDP's uphill sprints
This season shows development in that regard. It's indeed like Thibau misses some focus from time to time, but he also had his share of bad luck. He's rarely 'off the back' anymore. Also, he's really hard for himself and hungry for more and better. Give him one or two years and he will be the dominant factor (apart from the ET's).The problem in CX is that Nys hasn't been able to find consistency. He looks super for one race and then he's off the back in the next race. It could be motivation, diet, training, and/or recovery. He hasn't found the balance yet to be a podium threat for every race.